The problem we are solving
Most people using AI tools today are getting mediocre results — not because they are doing anything wrong, but because nobody taught them how to ask. The prompt is the interface between a person and an AI model, and a vague prompt produces vague output the same way a vague question gets a vague answer.
The resources that exist to fix this are mostly aimed at engineers and researchers — full of jargon, technical in focus, and written for people who are already comfortable with AI. That leaves out the overwhelming majority of people who just opened ChatGPT for the first time and want to do something useful with it today. PromptCo Prompts was built for those people.
What we build
We build prompts. Specifically:
- 50 free basic prompts — one-shot, copy-paste prompts for everyday tasks. No sign-up, no cost, no email required. These are for complete beginners who want immediate results across any major AI platform.
- Advanced prompt packs — deeper, more structured prompt systems covering tone variants, multi-step sequences, and platform-specific optimizations. Available for purchase through Payhip.
- Free browser-based tools — a Prompt Grader that scores your prompt out of 100, a Prompt Builder that generates structured prompts from a form, a Token Cost Calculator, and an AI Time Savings Calculator. All free, all in-browser, no account required.
- Free PDF downloads — cheatsheets covering prompt patterns, common mistakes, model comparisons, and role prompt libraries. No email address required to download.
- Educational blog articles — plain-English guides on why prompts succeed or fail, model comparisons, and practical technique breakdowns.
Our editorial standards
Every page on this site answers one specific question completely. We do not pad content to hit a word count, we do not repeat advice six different ways, and we do not produce lists of tips without explaining why each one matters. Every prompt we publish was tested on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot before it appeared on this site. If a prompt produced inconsistent or low-quality output across platforms, it was revised or replaced.
All content on this site is original — written specifically for this audience, not repurposed or republished from other sources. We do not use AI to generate our editorial explanations; we use it as a tool in the development process and write the analysis ourselves. The goal is content that is genuinely useful to the person reading it, not content that passes a readability score.
How this site is funded
PromptCo Prompts generates revenue through three sources: Google AdSense display advertising, paid advanced prompt packs sold through Payhip, and affiliate commissions from Amazon. When you see an Amazon link on this site, it may be an affiliate link — we earn a small commission if you purchase, at no cost to you. We are transparent about this because it is the right thing to be. These revenue sources allow the free resources on this site to remain free.
Advertising and affiliate relationships do not influence the content of this site. We will not recommend a product we have not evaluated and do not believe is useful to our audience. We will not write favorable content about any service in exchange for compensation.
Who we are
PromptCo Prompts is an independent project. We are a small team focused on building practical AI resources for everyday people — not for researchers, not for engineers, and not for people who already know what they are doing. Our measure of success is simple: did the person who used this prompt or read this article get something useful out of it?
Get in touch
Questions, prompt suggestions, corrections, or feedback — use the contact page. We read everything.